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SUMMARY:Custom Sandal-Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In this full-day\, hands-on workshop\, students will design and build a custom pair of sandals from start to finish. Participants may choose between the Leather 7-Hole sandal or the Polyester Hiker style\, as featured on the Paisley Running Sandals website. Instruction covers proper foot measurement and fit\, cutting and shaping leather or polyester materials\, constructing a supportive footbed\, and assembling a durable\, comfortable sandal. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship\, material selection\, and creating well-fitting\, wearable footwear. All tools and materials are provided\, and no prior experience is required. The workshop runs for one full day (8 hours). \n\nWhat’s included\n\n\nAll materials to build one custom pair of sandals (leather or polyester\, depending on selected style) \n\n\nUse of all tools and equipment during the workshop \n\n\nFoot measuring\, fitting\, and pattern guidance \n\n\nSupportive footbed materials and assembly components \n\n\nTake-home finished pair of custom sandals \n\n\nOne full day (8 hours) of hands-on instruction \n\n\n\n\nWhat’s not included\n\n\nlunch \n\n\nNon-alcoholic beverages \n\n\nsnacks \n\n\n\n\nHighlights\n\nLearn from master craftsman and educator Matt Paisley\, a fourth-generation woodworker and experienced cobbler with over 15 years of sandal-making practice. Matt brings a hands-on\, confidence-building teaching style shaped by his work at ThunderRidge High School. \nThis workshop blends traditional craftsmanship with modern\, trail-tested design. Matt’s sandals have been worn and refined on the trails of Grand Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park\, with an emphasis on comfort\, durability\, and fit. \nOffered exclusively in June and July\, this limited seasonal workshop is only available during Matt’s summer break\, making it a rare opportunity to learn custom sandal-making at the Rocky Mountain Folk School. \n\n\nREGISTER
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/sandal-making/2026-02-01/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School\, 315 Pitkin St\, Grand Lake (Grand County)\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Custom Sandal-Making Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In this full-day\, hands-on workshop\, students will design and build a custom pair of sandals from start to finish. Participants may choose between the Leather 7-Hole sandal or the Polyester Hiker style\, as featured on the Paisley Running Sandals website. Instruction covers proper foot measurement and fit\, cutting and shaping leather or polyester materials\, constructing a supportive footbed\, and assembling a durable\, comfortable sandal. Emphasis is placed on craftsmanship\, material selection\, and creating well-fitting\, wearable footwear. All tools and materials are provided\, and no prior experience is required. The workshop runs for one full day (8 hours). \n\nWhat’s included\n\n\nAll materials to build one custom pair of sandals (leather or polyester\, depending on selected style) \n\n\nUse of all tools and equipment during the workshop \n\n\nFoot measuring\, fitting\, and pattern guidance \n\n\nSupportive footbed materials and assembly components \n\n\nTake-home finished pair of custom sandals \n\n\nOne full day (8 hours) of hands-on instruction \n\n\n\n\nWhat’s not included\n\n\nlunch \n\n\nNon-alcoholic beverages \n\n\nsnacks \n\n\n\n\nHighlights\n\nLearn from master craftsman and educator Matt Paisley\, a fourth-generation woodworker and experienced cobbler with over 15 years of sandal-making practice. Matt brings a hands-on\, confidence-building teaching style shaped by his work at ThunderRidge High School. \nThis workshop blends traditional craftsmanship with modern\, trail-tested design. Matt’s sandals have been worn and refined on the trails of Grand Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park\, with an emphasis on comfort\, durability\, and fit. \nOffered exclusively in June and July\, this limited seasonal workshop is only available during Matt’s summer break\, making it a rare opportunity to learn custom sandal-making at the Rocky Mountain Folk School. \n\n\nREGISTER
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/sandal-making/2026-02-02/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School\, 315 Pitkin St\, Grand Lake (Grand County)\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Silversmithing: Stacking Rings
DESCRIPTION:In this beginner-friendly silversmithing class\, students will learn foundational metalsmithing techniques while creating a set of sterling silver stacking rings. Participants will be guided step by step through the process\, from forming and sizing 3 ring bands to texturing and finishing their unique set of stacking rings. No prior experience is required\, and students will leave with a set of handcrafted sterling silver stacking rings and a solid introduction to essential silversmithing skills they can continue to build on. \n\n\n\nWhat’s included\n\n\nAll sterling silver materials for three stacking rings\nUse of silversmithing tools and equipment during class\nStep-by-step instruction from an experienced instructor\nTexturing and finishing supplies\nTake-home set of handcrafted sterling silver stacking rings\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nTo Register and see all the classes clicking here 
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/stacking-rings/2026-02-03/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School Building\, 315 Pitkin Ave\, Grand Lake\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Ice Sculpture Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Ice Sculpting Class\nDate: Sat\, Feb 7\, 2026 (10am-12pm)\nCost: $216 (1/4 ice block)\nLevel: Beginner & Intermediate\nInstructor: Colorado Ice Works\nLocation: Town Park – Grand Lake\, CO \n* Scholarships are available. To learn more\, please contact us at rockymountainfolkschool@gmail.com.\n* If you’re a business interested in sponsoring a student\, feel free to reach out to us at rockymountainfolkschool@gmail.com. \n*Registration Closes on January 24\, 2026 \nThis is a fun class with hands-on instruction provided by the team at Colorado Ice Works. Attendees will receive a clear block of ice\, some hand tools (sorry\, no chainsaws!) and reference material. Each class is approximately 2 hours long. Each attendee will have around 1.5 hours of actual sculpting time. Clear ice is a fascinating medium to sculpt. It is surprisingly soft to sculpt. Chisels and hand tools cut through it like a hot knife through butter. Like a perfectly cut diamond\, clear ice reflects and refracts light with each bend\, detail line or contour that is made. \nWe will spend 15 minutes at the beginning of the class discussing safety and proper tool handling. An additional 15 minutes will be spent going over the available designs to be sculpted and how to transfer those designs to the ice. Team members from Colorado Ice Works will be available to assist throughout the class\, to answer questions\, or to help anybody who gets stuck with where they are at. \nAt the conclusion of the class\, we’ll incorporate a touch of fire to melt the sculptures to a pristine\, crystal-clear finish. Participants can then wrap their unique creations for safe transport and carefully pack them into boxes to take home. This allows them to share their achievements with family and friends—a lasting reminder of the skills learned and memorable experiences from the event. \nREGISTER CLICK HERE or go to folk school website to learn more and see all the other workshops by clicking here 
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/ice-sculpture-workshop/
LOCATION:Grand Lake Town Park\, 1025 Grand Ave\, Grand Lake\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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SUMMARY:Faux Stained Glass: Beginner
DESCRIPTION:Date Options:\nJanuary 24th 2026 1pm – 5pm (Moose)\nFebruary 7th 2026 1pm – 5pm (TBD..valentine special)\nMarch 7th 2026 1pm – 5pm (Western Cow Skull)\nApril 12th 2026 1pm – 5pm (Humming Bird)\nMay 2nd 2026 1pm – 5pm (Dragonfly)\nJune 2nd 2026 1pm – 5pm (Colorado Circle) \nBring color and light into your space with this creative faux stained glass workshop—perfect for a ladies’ night out or a fun get-together with your gal pals. Each month features a new design theme\, giving returning students the chance to try something fresh while building skills over time. Be sure to check the calendar listing to see the featured design for that session. Using an 8×10 glass panel from a frame and Plaid Gallery Glass Window Paint\, you’ll create a vibrant\, decorative piece with guidance and optional templates provided. \nThis welcoming\, hands-on class is suitable for all skill levels and offers a relaxed four-hour block to play with color\, line\, and texture in a cozy\, social setting. Finished pieces need a couple of days to fully dry before pickup\, making them perfect for gifting or adding a handmade touch to your home. \n\n\n\nWhat’s included\n\n*8×10 inch glass panel from a frame\n*Glass Window Paint\n*Templates for the monthly design\n*Step-by-step guidance from the instructor\n*All necessary tools and materials for painting\n*A relaxing\, hands-on creative experience \n\n\n\nWhat’s not included\n\nShipping fees\, if you choose to have your finished piece shipped \n\n\n\nREGISTER NOW
URL:https://grandlakecreativedistrict.org/event/faux-stained-glass/2026-02-07/
LOCATION:Rocky Mountain Folk School\, 315 Pitkin St\, Grand Lake (Grand County)\, CO\, 80447\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured Art Workshops,Rocky Mountain Folk School
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